Stories from South Korea

Patrons for World Youth Days in Seoul have been announced, featuring five saints, including Carlo Acutis. Acutis, born in 1991, is a relative of Helena, who volunteered in Krakow in 2016 and led a parish committee in Libiąż.

Korean artist Jeong Tae-chun has released new music titled 'Jipjunghou 4A'. The announcement was made on TBS eFM Seoul, mentioning it as his newest release.

A profile of criminal cases spanning South Korea's short history is reportedly about to conclude. A South Korean radio broadcast discussed a 'half-tax' rate of 25% applied during currency exchange. The Kpass system caps monthly benefits at approximately 55,000 won. Another option, the Climate Card, was also mentioned.

The Bucheon Art Center is preparing programs for its upcoming 3rd anniversary, which will occur in 10 days. These programs will utilize the center's lobby and lawn plaza, featuring a transformable space without fixed seating.

A newly designed black box type performance hall features unique flexible seating that can be completely folded or moved to disappear.

A report indicated that nearly 1,000 items were involved. The report confirmed that the value of items exceeded 50 million dollars when the year started.

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Visitors are enjoying flower-decorated water bikes on a lake.

The RTHK Radio 1 broadcast highlighted Seongsan Ilchulbong, a location on Jeju Island, South Korea. A speaker recommended Seongsan Ilchulbong as a World Natural Heritage site, describing the scenery as magnificent and worth visiting.

The ruling party in South Korea has put forth an opening proposal that notably omits any content regarding power structure reform.